The former president of France, who has died aged 94, was a force for greater European integration.

Aston Villa believe Grealish worth at least £100m, Inter could agree to sell Tottenham target, Pochettino linked with two leading jobs, plus more.

Uranium enrichment would increase to 20% with UN inspectors blocked, if sanctions are not eased.

Australian teenager Jess Collins says she wants to draw attention to how many mangoes are left to rot.

He lost the election, but did better than most experts were predicting. How does this keep happening?

Millions of bicycles were sold this year, with fears there won't be enough for the festive period.

Despite a third wave, nearly 500,000 South Koreans will sit for critical university entrance tests.

Moscow is hailing its Nagorno-Karabakh peace deal but the war has revealed the limits of Russia's reach.

One of Britain's most celebrated artists tells the BBC how her new exhibition helped her get through cancer treatment.

Around the world, previously happy couples are splitting up and divorcing due to the stress of the pandemic.

A BBC reporter's relative fled to neighbouring Sudan by foot and boat, losing his shoes on the way.

Gabriel Sterling, who's called out threats against workers, says the president's words "have consequences".

Boris Johnson says virus curbs will remain despite the UK approving its first coronavirus jab.

A US intelligence official says Beijing is targeting people close to the incoming US president.

He is the first to be arrested under a controversial anti-conversion law passed last month.

The prominent pro-democracy supporter's detention comes a day after several activists were jailed.

Steve Adler is the latest US politician accused of Covid-19 double standards, but he denies breaking rules.

His comments drew a backlash from progressive Democrats who want to see police funds diverted.

A BBC poll shows younger fans are happier about the prospect of a European Super League than older fans.

Scientists are urging people and firms to change the way they use technology to reduce emissions.

The move to delist non-compliant companies coincides with a wider push to ramp up pressure on China.